Curtis Tilt almost put his name in the hat for the Puskas Award.

The Bantams defender was lurking at the far post after a Bradford corner caused havoc in the box and as the ball looped to him he produced a picture-perfect overhead kick which saw time stand still before the ball glides inches past the top corner with keeper Nathan Trott a mere spectator.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

Spaces are opening up for now Bradford City, they don't want the half-time whistle to come!

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It remains goalless in the derby game at The Brick Community Stadium, but Bolton really should be 1-0 up at this stage.

Mason Burstow was presented with a huge first-half chance when a save by Wigan goalkeeper Sam Tickle was pushed into his path.

The finish from a few yard out, however, went a long way wide.

Amario Cozier-Duberry has seen plenty of the action in the last few minutes.

The Brighton loanee has the ball at his feet on the edge of the box after some sleek build-up play by the Trotters.

Cozier-Duberry then bobs and weaves as he tries to carve out some space to shoot.

He eventually has a go, but his effort is well blocked. The ball bounces straight back to him, but he inadvertently handles it to give away a free-kick.

A shot for the Bantams!

The returning Bobby Pointon picks it up 20 yards out but lashes a left-footed effort high and wide of Nathan Trott's right-hand post.

Good spell from the hosts as they pin the Bluebirds back in their own 18-yard box and swing in a couple of crosses, but the Cardiff defence are able to deal with them well, Joel Bagan, in particular, showing composure to chest one ball down, six yards out, facing his own goal, before hooking clear.

Aden Baldwin wanted a spot-kick after a tangle with Chris Willock in a scramble under a high ball, but nothing doing.

Another stoppage as the seasoned warrior Kyle McFadzean receives attention after a clash of heads.

Nothing serious for the Chesterfield skipper, but another slight delay to further disjoint the half.

Mark Poyser
BBC Radio Wales commentator

Out of nothing Bradford have a bit of momentum, they are finishing strongly.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

If you're two-nil down at home and you're heading towards goal at pace, why not get a shot off from that range?

Sarcevic could've tested the goalkeeper there just to give the Valley Parade crowd a lift!

Better from Bradford and Josh Neufville who slaloms his way between two markers on the right and bustles into the area only to lash a wild cross-shot across the face of goal and out for a goal-kick without a touch in the mixer.

Bolton's Max Conway looks outraged that his efforts to work - wrestle, if you will - Raphael Borges Rodrigues off the ball is interpreted as a foul.

Referee Stephen Martin isn't bothered by the waving of Conway's arms of protests.

The free-kick is awarded way out on the right, and causes little concern when sent into the box.

A few groans from the home fans as Antoni Sarcevic bursts forward from midfield and opts to slip a low ball into the area rather than have a pop from 25 yards, only problem being his two fellow attackers were on a different wavelength and the ball rolls through to Nathan Trott.

Still no shots on goal for the Bantams after 36 minutes. This is not like them at home.

Tranmere have had almost 70% possession so far.

But Walsall have had the only attempt on target this afternoon as Rovers' Ethan Bristow curls an effort wide of the right post.

Connor Jennings is then found in a great position for Tranmere but slips at the vital moment.

Martin O’Connor
Former Walsall captain on BBC WM

Both teams are working hard but this game is lacking quality.

Perry Ng concedes a free-kick on the left with a dangling leg allowing Bradford a good opportunity.

However Max Power's set-piece is high and easily claimed by Nathan Trott.

The hosts are yet to register an attempt on goal.

Cardiff's Chris Willock has since had his name taken by David Rock, for backchat, it would seem.

Big chance for Omar Sowunyi and Bromley.

He meets a far post corner with a late run and gets well above his marker, but directs his header into the ground and it bounces over the bar from close range.

Almost a seventh of the season for the defender.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales

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Calum Chambers described his ability to score long-range goals as a "party trick" after a fabulous strike against Wigan earlier this month.

Now he's adding backheeled goals to his repertoire. Some showreel for a centre-back.

Wigan are working their way into this game now.

Bolton's defence is put to work twice by Joseph Hungbo on the left.

Their first raid down that edge ends with Hungbo overhitting his cross, but within a minute he has the ball back at his feet in the same position.

This time his cross is cut out and put behind for a corner.

The visitors see off the danger from the set-piece, but Wigan seem to have woken up all of a sudden.

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